Whos your favorite UM hoops player (current)

Yeah, I have to go with Chaundee as well. This much talent and he put all of it aside to be a 6th man for the team. He is the epitome of a team player. 

It would be wrong if you didn’t.

Oh please, it's much easier picking a favorite child. 

The Heat have enough of those guys. My Nuggets (who develop players pretty well), on the other hand, could use about 3 Chaundees.

You may be looking for the Wake fan version, but here is the Hello post:

https://mgoblog.com/content/hoops-hello-chaundee-brown

Notable quotables:

Brown was a top 50 recruit in the class of 2017, landing #36 on the composite, and he's been a starter at Wake the last two years. 

his numbers were at an ACC school and should transfer more or less intact. Those topline numbers: 51/33/83 shooting and a 109 ORTG on 21% usage.

Brown is a burly wing whose game depends heavily on his physicality.

Brown is a mediocre deep shooter who's hit 33% of his 270 career threes, and there's little upside from the context. (Note: he hit 39% of his 41 3PT so far)

Brown made a major impact on Wake Forest's two point percentage on both ends of the floor and had a noticeable one on the defensive boards...Put another way: over a game's worth of possessions (70), Wake was 7 points better with Brown on the court than off.

Brown plays off the ball and is largely content to take what comes to him. He's an opportunistic offensive player who will drive to the basket off closeouts or scramble situations; he's very good at identifying spots where he might be able to grab an OREB and regularly attempts to chase them down.(Note seen with his put-backs in a few games)

He is a mansome rebounder and a solid on-ball defender. 

This reminded me that Nojel Eastern had committed to Michigan at one point as a transfer. That's weird.  

Also, a commenter in the Hello post says:

I'm a Wake alum and have watched more terrible Wake Forest basketball over the last few years than most. A few things that echo or add context to the previous comments and main article:

1) Chaundee Brown is a great fit for this team in that he is a stronger defender than the metrics are likely to show. Wake lacked an identity on defense (and on offense, but more on that later) and was terrible at anything that you would hope a well-coached team would be. Any success that Brown had on defense was due to his own ability. Putting him in a coherent defensive system that currently needs a physical presence should allow him to flourish.

2) Offensively, Brown is a great role player that was often forced to take on a role that asked him to do more than that. The cause for this was Wake's lack of offensive identity. Wake's offense consisted of alternating streaks of feeding Sarr in the post and passing the ball around the three point line until someone jacked up a three or took a highly contested drive to the basket. On the rare occasions that worked, Sarr and Childress had huge games while Brown showed many of the offensive traits (good and bad) outlined in the original article. I think that Juwan Howard's offense and coaching should help a lot on this end of the floor.

3) As a Wake fan, I am bummed to see him leave, which passes the Bill Simmons test of basing the success of a transaction on how the opposing team's fan base feels about it. As a Michigan fan, I'm anxious to see what he can do on a team that isn't competing for dead last in the conference.